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I'd love to fall asleep and wake up in my mammy's arms: Historical Recording and Credits

I'd love to fall asleep and wake up in my mammy's arms: Catalogue date: 1920-09-24. Original format: Sound recording. Genre: Ethnic characterizations; Ragtime, jazz, and more.

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Catalogue description

Victor 18697. Matrix/Take: B-24487/7.

Jazz/dance band

Recording and performance details

  • Catalogue date: 1920-09-24
  • Original format: Sound recording
  • Genre: Ethnic characterizations; Ragtime, jazz, and more
  • Location as catalogued: Camden, New Jersey
  • Collection: National Jukebox
  • Repository: Recorded Sound Section, Library Of Congress
  • Record label: Victor
  • Catalogue number: 18697
  • Matrix number: B-24487 (Matrix ID)
  • Take number: 7
  • Disc size: 10-inch
  • Performance type: Instrumental
  • Catalogue subjects: Ragtime, jazz, and more; Ethnic characterizations; Instrumental; Victor
  • Named contributors: Foeste, William — Instrumentalist -- Bass Saxophone; Benson Orchestra of Chicago — Musical Group; Adkins, Rick — Instrumentalist -- Trumpet; Amaturo, Matthew — Instrumentalist -- Alto Saxophone; Miller, Joe — Instrumentalist -- Banjo; Baum, Joe — Instrumentalist -- Violin; Bargy, Roy — Instrumentalist -- Piano; Jerome, M. K. — Composer; Ahlert, Fred — Composer; Amaturo, Matthew — Instrumentalist -- Soprano Saxophone; Bargy, Roy — Arranger; Amaturo, Matthew — Instrumentalist -- Clarinet; Bargy, Roy — Leader; Carey, Guy — Instrumentalist -- Trombone; Thatcher, Thomas — Instrumentalist -- Tenor Saxophone

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